shall be eligible for a scholarship award; pro-
vided, however, that students awarded scholar-
ships under these Rules and Regulations may ap-
ply for extension of the award from year to year
for three (3) additional years.

4. From the applications received each year,
The Committee will select twenty (20) boys and
ten (10) girls, giving consideration to past schol-
astic records, future promise and financial need.
The candidates so selected will be required to
take the College Entrance Examination Board
Test for Scholastic Aptitude. (Colleges and uni-
versities throughout the nation rely on this test
for the rating of candidates for admission and
for the awarding of freshman scholarships.) This
test will be held at designated places throughout
the United States for all candidates at the same
time, the date to be announced annually. Fees
required by each candidate taking the test will be
paid from the Fund, but other expense of attend-
ing and taking the test will be borne by the can-
didates. Candidates, after having been notified
of their selection by The Committee, will be re-
quired to fill out formal applications for exam-
ination and transmit same to The Committee for
filing with the College Entrance Examination
Board. Blanks for this purpose may be secured
from the Secretary of The Committee on Educa-
tional Fund for Children of Phillips Petroleum
Company Employees. This standard form of ap-
plication will be used by all candidates. In order
to avoid disappointment or misunderstanding,
candidates are advised to consult their prospec-
tive colleges to insure that they are otherwise
eligible for college entrance, before registering
for these tests.

If any one or more candidates from among the
ten girls and twenty boys eligible for the Schol-
astic Aptitude Test may be prevented from taking
said test on the date scheduled, due to reasons
which, in the unanimous judgment of The Com-
mittee, were unavoidable and extraordinary, such
candidate or candidates may be granted the op-
portunity to take a later Scholastic Aptitude Test,
provided that The Committee, after weighing all
other qualifications, deem such deferment proper.
In this case, The Committee may withhold the
public announcement of a sufficient number of
scholarships, respectively for girls and for boys,

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